The Trail Went Cold – Episode 364 – The Lane Bryant Shooting

The Trail Went Cold

Robin Warder

True Crime, Tv & Film

4.5 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

February 2, 2008. Tinley Park, Illinois. Police are summoned to a Lane Bryant clothing store at the Brookside Marketplace Shopping Center and discover that five victims have been fatally shot in the back room: the 42-year old store manager Rhoda McFarland, and four customers, 37-year old Connie Wolfolk, 34-year old Jennifer Bishop, 33-year old Carrie […]

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0:14.9	Hello everyone, before we begin this episode, I would like to make a special announcement that the Trail went Cold will be partnering this month with Season of Justice, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping families shed new light on their cold cases and helping investigative agencies bridge the funding gap, preventing them from accessing cutting-edge
0:19.8	forensic technology.
0:22.4	Season of Justice is a connecting thread between advocacy and support for families and investigative agencies around the world,
0:29.0	and will give you the power to have a direct and meaningful impact on something you are passionate about.
0:35.2	So for the month of February, we would like to invite you, the listeners to join us in a special
0:40.1	campaign in support of Season of justice, which works directly with families
0:44.6	to fund comprehensive awareness campaigns in hopes of bringing a resolution to unsolved cases.
0:50.7	They provide grants to investigative agencies that fund DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy research to solve cold cases.
0:59.0	Since 2020, Season of Justice has raised more than $1 million in grants for more than 140 cold cases in North America, and six of them have wound up being solved.
1:10.0	As an example of their efforts, they raised money for a billboard about the unsolved murder of Leon Lorellis, which I covered on episode number 297 of this podcast.
1:20.0	But season of justice can't do this alone, which is why we're asking you to consider donating this month.
1:27.0	If you are able to make a donation to season of justice that is meaningful to you,
1:31.0	you'll be helping victims families find answers.
1:34.7	You can join us today in supporting season of justice with a donation by visiting
1:39.8	Give Butter.com slash Soj, underscore, the trail, or by texting Trail 24 to 53555.
1:51.3	You'll also find links and information about this in our show notes and on our
1:55.2	social media pages. Our campaign with season of justice will be lasting the
1:59.6	entire month of February and there will be more reminders on our upcoming episodes.
2:04.8	So thank you very much for your support and enjoy today's episode.
2:10.0	February 2nd, 2008.
2:13.2	Tinley Park, Illinois.
2:15.9	Police are summoned to Elaine Bryant Clothing Store at the Brookside Marketplace
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